800-472-9813

Leave message to contact.  Need more information on request.

Received email on my old email address which i have not used in years - and - I did not make any contact with Schwab.  So, obvious Fake.

This is a copy of the email below in quotes

"Dear XX.XXXXXXXXX,

We have recently received a request from you that requires additional verification before we can complete it.

Please contact me at 800-472-9813 for additional information on this request.  Reference #XXXXXXXX

Thank you for choosing Schwab for your investment needs.

Natasha Baldeo
Senior Administrator
Client Service & Support, Orlando
Phone: (800) 472-9813 Ext. 89100
Fax: (800) 955-7561

Doemattie.Baldeo@Schwab.com

NOTICE: All e-mail sent to or from the Charles Schwab corporate email system is subject to archiving, monitoring and/or review by Schwab personnel. ""


I would think Schwab would be a bit more professional!  Don't you?

This actually is Schwab.  Just got a call from them.  Nevertheless, I'd advise never to call back a number that a financial firm leaves.  Always start from scratch by looking up the number on the web.  You can't go wrong that way.

This is a legit Charles Schwab number.  To be on the safe side you can call the number on their website & the agent you get connected to can help you but it's not the same department.

"Good Morning!

I received your Update Schwab application for processing.    We require a different form to be completed.   Please see attached the form for your review.

Please contact Schwab at 800-472-9813 and note the reference # XXXXXXXX when calling in.   Thank you for investing with Schwab.

Jennifer Hammock
Senior Administrator
Client Service & Support Operations, Orlando
800-472-9813 ext. 89138
Fax: 1-800-955-7561

I just received a call at work from 800-492-9813 saying that Schwab and to contact Shannon Jones and note the reference #XXXXXXXX when calling back.

I never have had any dealings with Schwab.

I called Schwab on their 800-435-4000 number, which I have used in the past for trading, and the Schwab agent who answered was able to use the reference number #XXXXXXXX which I had received from the 800-472-9813 call to find the document referred to. The document was pertinent and fit into my timeline of events, and seems to require my response. So it seems legit.

They called us and left this number, so I called back at the number on their website. It wasn't an application verification, which the message and email had said, but a change of address verification. We had out in a request for that, and it is what was in their notes as to why they left the phone message and email, so it was legitimate in the end.

They called us and left this number, so I called back at the number on their website. It wasn't an application verification, which the message and email had said, but a change of address verification. We had put in a request for that, and it is what was in their notes as to why they left the phone message and email, so it was legitimate in the end.

Call came from 800-435-4000 but the message said to call her back at 800-472-9813. She said they have some questions about my recent application. However I did not submit any application to them and don't have any business with Charles Schwab.

This was a legitimate call from the Schwab Operations Center regarding account modifications and details. If in doubt, the Schwab op center can be accessed (eventually) through most any of the published numbers for Chas Schwab.